Correlative Study To Assess The Relation Between Depression, BMI, Binge Eating And Body Image Among Adolescent Girls.
Abstract
A study was conducted to find out the correlation between depression, BMI, Binge eating and body image among adolescent girls in a selected college of BBSR, Odisha. The research design was non experimental and there were total 100 participants from age group of 17-19 years and non probability convenient sampling technique was used to select the samples. Data were collected by using self-structured demographic tool to measure the demographic variables and accordingly the standardized tool KADS-6 and Binge eating scale used to measure the depression and binge eating variables and one modified tool body image questionnaire used to measure the body image variable. Pilot study was conducted to identify the reliability of tool and feasibility of the study. Pilot study was conducted The distribution of subjects according to the age of students, 29% (29 out of 100) of students are 17 yrs, 38% (38 out of 100) of students are in 18 yrs and 33%(33 out of 100) are 19 yrs.The weight distribution of students are, 35%(35 out of 100) of students are having weight 40-50kg, 48%(48 out of 100) between 51-60 kg, and 17% (17 out of 100) of students are having ≥60kg.The majority (68%) of participants are in the height between150-160cm, 23% of participants are in the height between 140-150cm and height between 160-170cm of participant are 9% (9 out of 100).The distribution of subjects according to BMI depicts majority(70%) of students are normal, 13%(13 out of 100) of students are underweight, 16%(16 out of 100) of students are overweight and 1%(1 out of 100) of students are obesity. The distribution of subjects according to the birth order, majority of participants (58%)(58 out of 100) are the 1st child of their parents, 36%(36 out of 100) of participants are the 2nd child an 6%(6 out of 100) are the 3rd child of their parents. As regards to siblings, 45%(45 out of 100) of participants have 1 sibling, 41%(41 out of 100) of participants have two siblings and 14%(14 out of 100) of participants have 3 or more siblings. As regards to residence, majority that is 69% ( 69 out of 100) of participants came from urban and rest 31%(31 out of 100) of participants came from rural. Regarding diet the above table and figure depicts that majority, that is 74% (74 out of 100) of participants are non-vegetarian and 26% of participants are vegetarian. As regards to the number of times eat outside in a week, the above table and figure shows that, the majority 88% (88 out of 100) of participants eat 2 times in outside in a week and 12% (12 out of 100) of participants eat 4 times or more in outside in a week.
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